Two days shy of two years will have gone by when the University of Washington football team faces Penn State again, only this time in the much friendlier confines of Husky Stadium with far fewer fireworks.
Not much remains from their previous meeting in State College in the Pennsylvania countryside, where the Nittany Lions took a 35-6 victory at Beaver Stadium — for Jedd Fisch’s most lopsided loss as the UW coach for margin and lack of points — as 110,223 people showed up to see the mismatch and an elaborate pregame pyrotechnics display.
Penn State has a new coach in Matt Campbell, who has an old Husky assistant coach and player, Ikaika Malloe, on his staff as the defensive-line coach…